The Centre for Law and Governance in Europe welcomes prospective PhD students
in all areas of European Union Law and Governance. We also welcome students
working from an inter-disciplinary or socio-legal perspective.
Prospective students may wish to contact one of the co-Directors for further
information.
Current Students
Gijsbert ter Kuile
Gijsbert is researching the legislative procedures to scrutinise respect
for fundamental rights and their effect on the intensity of judicial review.
Professor Dawn Oliver
Cristina Poncibo
Cristina is working on comparative consumer protection and federalism
in the EU and the US.
Professor Joanne Scott
Jaruprapa Rakpong
Ja is working on EU food safety regulation and EU/Thai trade relations.
Professor Joanne Scott
Thomas Ricard
Thomas is working on the principle of competitive neutrality.
Dr Ioannnis Lianos
Olivia Woolley
Olivia is looking into the potential for obligations of states under international
and European law and particularly those concerning the protection of marine
species, of existing uses of the sea by other states, and of the marine
environment to restrict the development of offshore renewable energy generation
in European waters. Her research will explore how obstacles to offshore
development might be addressed including through the use of marine spatial
planning techniques.
